Le 25/10/2017 à 13:57, Cédric Krier a écrit :
On 2017-10-25 13:47, Richard PALO wrote:
I believe there should be some additional things to consider, typically for
suppliers
where instead of communicating net prices to their [professional] clients,
there are:
We don't try to compute instead of the supplier because you do not know
how they compute and any way, it is not needed. The current supplier
price list per quantity is good enough for approximation.
I don't understand what you say here.
1. Fixed reductions : typically by category of product. (e.g. public price -
50%)
Supported by sale_promotion
This is not the same, promotion is only a punctual reduction, either global or
by specific
line on the invoice... it is not 'permanent' like the habitual price list
conditions are.
2. Compound reductions : e.g. 35% + 15% => (public price * (100%-35%)) *
(100%-15%)
Supported by price list
I see the formula possibility with hard coded coefficients, but I can't seem to
get the price
list to work at all on suppliers anyway... it simply igores it and uses only
the price_unit
value on the suppliers form of the product. (though I wonder if the patches for
issue3797 may
cause any problem here?)
3. There may be as well volume discounts (in absence of a different article
reference number)
Supported by sale_promotion
again, not the same as with 1.
4. I understand there may be fixed price reductions too (that is, not a
percentage) in the
currency used, e.g. 1€ (or 1£ or 1€) or what have you...
Also supported by price list and sale_promotion even if it is highly
doubtable because of the currency.
same as 2.
By the way, I tried the standard approach... Purchase order -> reception ->
Invoice
and directly with invoice (which loses the supplier specifics from issue3797),
but neither
seem to understand the supplier price list as configued on the supplier price
list as it seems
to be only for 'sales' and not 'purchases'.
It is primordial to support these on price lists for suppliers as it is
unacceptable
to force entering line by line standard supplier conditions on articles
purchased.
There may be hundreds or thousands of lines per month to enter! The forms are
already
way too verbose for any real-life volume.
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